
Lawyers see crypto regulation coming in 2023 because industry needs to rebuild trust tcrn.ch/3gDdIu2 by @jacqmelinek
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Lawyers see crypto regulation coming in 2023 because industry needs to rebuild trust tcrn.ch/3gDdIu2 by @jacqmelinek





MiCA, the proposed EU crypto regulation is not perfect, but this should be stressed in these days: EU institutions know about DeFi, but decided to intervene first on centralised exchanges. US authorities did the opposite and now we see the results.


We need the best CEX lawyers and DeFi lawyers together to hash out bill language they could all live with. I’m going to take a shot at that at an event my Crypto Freedom Lab is putting together at the Mayflower in DC this Spring. Who wants to come and contribute?

Easy: Crypto should be regulated the same as TradFi. Let’s just do that. Hard: Understand crypto tech and applications. Appreciate the generational opportunity. Develop a sensible regulatory framework over time. Easy kills crypto. Hard entrenches American prosperity.







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